Ohio State Tops Poll With by Wide Margin
Ohio State repeats as top college football team in the latest AP poll, collecting 1,194 points from 86 first place votes. Georgia and Alabama stay second and third, Notre Dame rises to fourth, Michigan falls to thirteenth after a loss to Minnesota, and LSU climbs to nineteenth after routing Georgia Pre-flight.
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New York
Ohio State
Prem Polla
Buckeres
Georgia
Alabama
Notre Dame
Iowa Seahawks
Mhrors
Michigan
Minnesota
Georgia Tech
Illinois
Eagles
Wisconsin
Boston College
Atlanta
Army
Pennsylvania
Quakers
Bernie Bierman
Louisiana State
Flanemin Troh
Texas Christian
U. CL. A
Tulsa
Texas
William and Mary
Tennessee
Texas A
Mississippi State
Pennsylvania State
Santa Clara
California
Virginia Military
Princeton
Detroit
Wiliams
Washington State
Duke
Alsab Passes Pimlico Special in Walkover Bid
Maryland Jockey Club officials said Whirlaway is the sole runner in the $10,000 Pimlico Special on opening day with Alsab opting for Empire Citys Westchester Handicap. Parr notes a record richest walkover and shifts Army Relief Day to Pimlicos Futurity date.
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Kimore
Maryland Jockey Club
Calumet Farm
Whirlaway
Pimlico
Henry A. Parr III
al Sabath
Chicago
Alsab
Empire City
Wihirlawar
Parr
Maryland J Dorkey Club
Roundup of boxing rosters and football coaching gossip
A messy sports roundup notes retirements and near-championship chatter around Bob Pastor, Jimmy Johnston, and Joe Louis, with European promoters discussing a tournament for a potential world title. It also mentions a Bath City versus Swanton Town match using disinfectant to curb foot and mouth disease, plus coaching jabs at football officials and a behind the scenes Football Writers luncheon.
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New York
Bob Pastor
Joe Louis
Jimmy Johnston
Bob
Loui
Jimmy
Pastor
Jimmy Bivins
Associatione Puglistica Dei Proffessionist
Europei
Rome
Walter Neusel
Germany
Luigi Mullina
Italy
Lazarri
Olle Tandsverg
Sweden
Karel Sys
Belgium
LE WU Ryee
Muvee
Bath City
Swanten Town
England
Catte
Red Grange predicts college football outcomes wide
Red Grange selects Ohio State over Wisconsin at Camp Randall and Notre Dame to defeat Navy. He weighs other matchups across the country, mentioning Michigan, Illinois, Princeton, Yale, Georgia, Texas Christian, and several bowl and conference games with varied confidence.
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Ohio State
Notre Dame
Navy
Red Grange
Chicago
Wisconsin
Badgers
Randall Field
Madison
Buckeye
Ghost Hirsch
Gene Fekete
Michigan
Illinois
Ann Arbor
Minnesota
Northwestern
Iowa
Purdue
Detroit
Marquette
Cleveland
Billy Hillenbrand
Indiana
Bloomington
Frinceton
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
Tiger
Yale
Braun
Dartmouth
Wilhiam
Mary
Colgate
Tree of Corneil
Columbia
Duquesne
Httle
St. Vincents
Forbes Field
Saint Mary's of
California
Fordham
Polo Grounds
North Carolina Air Cadets
FIAT
West Virginia
Baston College
Georgetown
Luckness
Lafarvette
Michigan State
Great Lakes
Temple
Philadelphia
Manhattan Army
Villanova
Manhattan
Registration Appeal in New Market District Set for Wednesday
Roland L England seeks to reinstate his name on the New Market District registration books. Judge Delaplaine orders officials to appear Wednesday at 10 am to show cause why England should not be restored. Another appeal by Lewis H Baker also slated for hearing, naming the Board of Election Supervisors.
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New Market District
Roland L
England
New Market
Circuit Court
Lucian K. Falconer
Andrew J. Zimmerman
Board of Registry
Edward S. Delaplaine
Banke
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Lewis H. Baker
Baker
Board of Election Supervisors
Republicans Push Maryland Gains In Final Campaign Phase
Republican officials in Maryland optimistic as Galen L. Tait claims strong inroads against Democratic control. O Conor campaigns Baltimore. McKeldin tours Garrett County with rallies. Dan Ellison cited as strong former contender. Campaign schedule shows eight Baltimore rallies and county events across Hagerstown Cumberland Granville Oakland amid a busy election push.
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Republican State Central Committee
Galen L. Tait
O Conor
Baltimore
Theodore R. McKeldin
Garrett County
Tait
McKeldin
Maryland
Dan Ellison
O'Conor
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Granitsville
Oakland
J. Glenn Beall
Congress
Leo H. Miller
Horace P. Whit
State Budget Director Reports 1944 45 Requests Rise
Baltimore October 26 State Budget Director Walter N Kirkman announced receipt of 53 of the budget requests for 1944 showing a 663 519 55 increase over 1943 and for 1945 a 1 442 585 55 rise. Three departments Morgan State College Montrose School asked 568 900 for building and improvements with Morgan College seeking 322 000 and the Military Department 200 000 for capital expenditures in 1945.
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Baltimore
Walter N. Kirkman
Kirkman
Military Department
Morgan State College
Montrose School For
Morgan College
E. Leslie Medford
Pikesville
Baltimore Naval] Militia Armory
Ith
Baltimore Naval Militia Armory
Te Mainisin
Medford
State Guard
Maryland Minute Men
State Roads Commission
Special Military Police
Public Health Department
Nelson denies Wilson intends to quit WPB
WPB Chairman Donald M. Nelson rejected a PM story that Charles E. Wilson planned to resign and that WPB production branches were under Army control. He called the report absurd and said Wilson and Ferdinand Eberstadt do not intend to resign, urging unity in the war effort.
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Washington
WPB
Donald M. Nelson
Charles E. Wilson
Nelson
New York
Wilson
Army
Ferdinand Eberstadt
Marshall Field
Office of War Information
Eberstadt
Worth Sr Candidate for Attorney General
Worth Sr a candidate for Attorney General campaigned with McKeldin and spoke to Western Marylanders during the tour.
Mort Cooper Voted National League Most Valuable Player
Morton Cecil Cooper of the St. Louis Cardinals won the 1984 National League MVP honor, taking 13 of 24 first place votes and 263 points. Enos Slaughter finished second, Mel Ott was third, with Martin Marion among others on the ballot. the AL MVP was to be announced on November 4.
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New York
Morton Cecil Cooper
St. Loui Cardinals
Baseball Writers Association of America
Redbirds
Enos Country Slaughter
Mel Ott
New York Giants
Martin
Marion
Cardinals
Cooper
Billy Southworth
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
Dolph Camilli
Brooklyn
Slaughter
Ottay
Mickey Owen
Johnny Mize
Pete Reiser
Dodgers
Camilli
Bob Elliott
Pittsburgh
Claude Passeau
Chicago Cubs
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James Shaff
Paul Blank
Fred Kemp
William Blank
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Henry Culler
Ira Poole
Atlee Compher
John Boyer
Ellsworth Zimmerman
Bernard Shaff
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Austin Blan
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Richard Basieidas
Ulility
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Slistop
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
John Mooney
Salt Lake Telegram
J. J. Johnston
Jimmy Sivins
Ralph G. Martin
New Guinea
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Bi Feller
Nor Fotle Naval Training Station
Chanute Field
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Dick Cassiano
Pitt
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Joseph Geraldi
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Trinidad
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Seiberling Tires
Frederick, Md
Cd Loan Service, Inc
West Patrick St. Meaeerehs Md
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Room
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